The Dawson journal., 1887-02-17

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gus and let US know more about
the Columbus and Southern.
The adjourned term Of Ter
rell Superior Court will convene
next Monday. Jurors and other
parties interested should take no.
tice.
WHAT shall [ dor' the maid
ell cried. Gle will be here to-
night and my hands are chapped;
hoTeve", [ Lave a bottle Of SILVA
ton Oil"
Real the advertisement OF
Melton Bros, proprietors of the
Dawson Clothing Store, in anoth-
or column. They sell the Silver
and Gold Shirt.
Capt. J. NJ. Alexander and
Mr.. |. G. Marshall have leased
Farnum's stables. Capt. Alexau-
der will move his family from
Barlow county to Dawson.
The man with thu rings and
walking sticks is in town taking
in the shekals. For five cents
you get five rings and are entitled
to every stick You ring.
We want our correspondents
to remember that their work for
the Journal is appreciated. We
hope each one Of you will have
something for next waek'r paper.
Dawson is surrounded by the
best farming lands IN Georgia,
anA is we'll located for small man
ufactuvng enterprises. Why we
could not have boom there is no
reason.
We Do not know exactly what
the acreage devoted to watermelon
culture near Dawson will be this
year, bat slf.,osa the area cover
ed will be fully as largo as it was
last yer.
Mrs. L. S. Baldwin has re-
ceived an order for 5000 on the
treasurer Of the Knights Of Honor,
the amount Of life insurance held
In that lodge by her late husband.
just after going to press we
learned Of the death Of Mrs. ]. II.
Brim, Of the 3rd district. We
could learn none of the partic-
nlars. We extend sympathy to
the afflicted ores.
We direct the attention of
our readers to NJ. Kempner's adj,
ve1tisement. He has full and
choice stock of clothing, dry
goo Is, etc, and his prices are in
conformity and with the times.
Now that The now railroad is
almost a certainty, Dawson should
have cotton compress ready for
operation hv the time another
crop Of the tieecy staple is gather
ed. Boom is the word.
She stood at the gate in the
late Spring twilight,and when She
said good bye, she felt neuralgia
kiss her rosy cheek; but she only
smiled, for her mother had invest
ed Is cents in bottle Of Saliva
ton Oil
Mr.. J. r. Holt, n farmer who
lives near town, raises what he
calls -four corn, which makes a
flour almost equal to the best
wheat. The ears are small and
grow several to the stalk.
Read in another column the
Advertisement of Mr.. W. B. Chr,s-
tie. He is at Albert Hatcher's
old stand on Lee street, aud has
in stock choice line Of fancy and
! family groceries, beer, liquor, etc.
He will not be undersold.
we notice that under the in
fiuence of the recent warm wealth
err. ve~etation came forward pre-
maturely. and it may be that our
fruit crop will be cut of peaches
especially will be killed in the
bud.
The late Dir. Jones had a
$4,000 policy in the New York
Life Insurance Company, IN
staad of the Knights of Honor, as
stated in these columns. This
correction is made in justice to
the New York company
Rev. p. S. Twity, the Pre-
siding Elder, preached to a la7ge
congregation last Sabbath. As Is
always tie cnsc, his hearers were
clarma7, not Only with his bril-.
/ liant aloquenca, bot with the deep
religious fcrYsr Of his discourse
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